Throughout the school year, we will be conducting a variety of scientific investigations. In order to do this, students must be able to engage in hands-on learning experiences which require large amounts of consumable materials. Unfortunately, the school is not able to supply the teachers with everything we'll need for these lessons. This means that I must purchase the remaining materials. If you are interested in purchasing materials for the science classroom, please use the list below that I have created. All donations are very much appreciated!!
- vinegar - baking soda - ice melt pellets
- paper towels (the school's are not very absorbent, so it's takes 2x as many to clean up a mess) - aluminum foil - dish soap/detergent - corn syrup - small, clear plastic cups - straws - iodized salt - rubbing alcohol - corn starch - yellow or white cake mix - balloons - different types of bouncing balls (ping pong, golf, tennis, raquetball, etc.)
Throughout the school year, we will be conducting a variety of scientific investigations. In order to do this, students must be able to engage in hands-on learning experiences which require large amounts of consumable materials. Unfortunately, the school is not able to supply the teachers with everything we'll need for these lessons. This means that I must purchase the remaining materials. If you are interested in purchasing materials for the science classroom, please use the list below that I have created. All donations are very much appreciated!!
- vinegar
- baking soda
- ice melt pellets
- paper towels (the school's are not very absorbent, so it's takes 2x as many to clean up a mess)
- aluminum foil
- dish soap/detergent
- corn syrup
- small, clear plastic cups
- straws
- iodized salt
- rubbing alcohol
- corn starch
- yellow or white cake mix
- balloons
- different types of bouncing balls (ping pong, golf, tennis, raquetball, etc.)